UAE based BitHash has unveiled new high-capacity CAPEX sites in both the UAE and the US, as the company strives to build scalable and sustainable crypto mining ecosystems powered compliant, high efficiency technology.

As per the announcement, in the UAE, BitHash has established four dedicated Bitcoin mining sites with capacities of 1.5MW, 6MW, 10MW, and 48MW, respectively. These facilities were created to serve the region’s growing appetite for digital asset infrastructure and to support investors seeking secure, full-service mining environments.

Simultaneously, BitHash is rolling out two large-scalemining facilities in the United States, offering 10MW and 20MW capacities. These plug-and-play operations are designed to allow companies to commence mining almost instantly. BitHash’s US infrastructure is being bolstered by the development of a 3.4GW solar-powered project, one of the largest renewable-energy-backed crypto mining initiatives announced to date. This commitment to green energy underlines the company’s ambition to reduce environmental impact while supporting the scalability of Web3 and blockchain ecosystems globally.

Speaking on the expansion, Abdulaziz Osman, founder and CEO of BitHash, said, “Our dual expansion into the UAE and USA reflects the growing demand for compliant, energy-efficient, and high-powered mining infrastructure. These aren’t just sites, they’re ecosystems built to power the future of crypto innovation at scale.”